The Iron Hearted %$£& in hospital.

deisedevil

"that ould hoore from no. 10" as Christy moore called her is in hospital. Reports saying it isn't serious. Pity, hopefully it'll get worse and she'll suffer as much as the hunger strikers did. Anyone else share the same opinion. *waits for the english to go mental*

ballooba

Any chance of deleting this tripe?

nesf

Anti-English bashing crap has no place here.

Keep it calm and rational please.

youcancallmeal

I'm quite indifferent but I really don't want to be hearing reports on her progress every half hour on the news for next few weeks. Especially Irish news! It going to be George Best all over again.

deisedevil

youcancallme>al wrote:

I'm quite indifferent but I really don't want to be hearing reports on her progress every half hour on the news for next few weeks. Especially Irish news! It going to be George Best all over again.

Oh god no! Didn't think about that. Gonna have to avoid sky news like the plague!

ronbyrne2005

whatever her faults i hope she gets better soon.she achieved an awful lot ,first woman primeminister,sorted british economy etc

lodgepole

A bit insensitive regardless of her past. I hope it's not serious and that she lives longer for her family's sake and for her loved ones.

Incidentally she isn't a terribly popular person amongst my English peers (mid 20s), so any who do go mental will be as a result of you being a knob jockey.

deisedevil

Lodgepole wrote:

A bit insensitive regardless of her past. I hope it's not serious and that she lives longer for her family's sake and for her loved ones.

Incidentally she isn't a terribly popular person amongst my English peers (mid 20s), so any who do go mental will be as a result of you being a knob jockey.

How about the families of those she left to rot! Bit insensitive to leave so many die and do so little to resolve the situation. Then again she had her hard ass image to protect, couldn't go showing any compassion or sympathy, just as i wouldn't show any for her now! And express an opinion less of the personal insults!:mad:

Ray777

deisedevil wrote:

less of the personal insults!:mad:

Starting a thread, wishing suffering upon an 80-year-old woman is worthy of personal insults, tbh.

deisedevil

Ray777 wrote:

Starting a thread, wishing suffering upon an 80-year-old woman is worthy of personal insults, tbh.

Not just any 80 year old woman tbh! Hardly your average sweet old lady.

Binomate

deisedevil wrote:

How about the families of those she left to rot! Bit insensitive to leave so many die and do so little to resolve the situation. Then again she had her hard ass image to protect, couldn't go showing any compassion or sympathy, just as i wouldn't show any for her now! And express an opinion less of the personal insults!:mad:

They killed themselves by not eating. So she was meant to give in? Then every prisoner in the country would hunger strike. I've no sympathy for those muppets either. It was their own stupidity that kill them.

lodgepole

deisedevil wrote:

How about the families of those she left to rot! Bit insensitive to leave so many die and do so little to resolve the situation. Then again she had her hard ass image to protect, couldn't go showing any compassion or sympathy, just as i wouldn't show any for her now! And express an opinion less of the personal insults!:mad:

Those people and families have nothing to do with her being unwell currently or your insensitive attitude towards her and indirectly her family. That is my opinion as previously stated, just before the personal insult. It was an insult with merit based on what you wrote in your original post.

Mina Loy

deisedevil wrote:

Not just any 80 year old woman tbh! Hardly your average sweet old lady.

People say theres a thin line between love and hate..maybe you're just venting this rage to somehow subconsciously conceal the fact that you'd love to be put over her knee and have her spank you with a truncheon...


or something like that:v:

deisedevil

Lodgepole wrote:

Those people and families have nothing to do with her being unwell currently or your insensitive attitude towards her and indirectly her family. That is my opinion as previously stated, just before the personal insult. It was an insult with merit based on what you wrote in your original post.

Ah rubbish, i'm very sorry for her family, but have VERY LITTLE sympathy for her. Didn't realise we are now allowed to insult an op if we dislike his opinion,have the rules of boards changed, i wonder if i start doing that how long i will last before getting banned?

deisedevil

Mina Loy wrote:

People say theres a thin line between love and hate..maybe you're just venting this rage to somehow subconsciously conceal the fact that you'd love to be put over her knee and have her spank you with a truncheon...


or something like that:v:

Lmao! Gonna have nightmares thinking about that! :eek:

Mina Loy

Don't you mean dreams?:cool:


Btw... It's okay....David Bowie likes to have cuddles with really old women, the more haggard the better.......and he's quite an upstanding chap in my opinion

lodgepole

deisedevil wrote:

Ah rubbish, i'm very sorry for her family, but have VERY LITTLE sympathy for her. Didn't realise we are now allowed to insult an op if we dislike his opinion,have the rules of boards changed, i wonder if i start doing that how long i will last before getting banned?

It's not a question of disliking your opinion. The opinion you held in conjunction with your expectation for English people to go "mental" led me to the belief that they wouldn't go mental because of their fondness for Thatcher but for their opinions on you based on what you wrote. An opinion I share and expressed.

And I don't understand how you can feel sorry for her family on one hand and wish her to suffer more with the other. Fair enough if that's the case, but it seems to be something of a contradiction.

aidan_walsh

deisedevil wrote:

"that ould hoore from no. 10" as Christy moore called her is in hospital. Reports saying it isn't serious. Pity, hopefully it'll get worse and she'll suffer as much as the hunger strikers did. Anyone else share the same opinion. *waits for the english to go mental*

tbh. That is all.

deisedevil

Lodgepole wrote:

It's not a question of disliking your opinion. The opinion you held in conjunction with your expectation for English people to go "mental" led me to the belief that they wouldn't go mental because of their fondness for Thatcher but for their opinions on you based on what you wrote. An opinion I share and expressed.

And I don't understand how you can feel sorry for her family on one hand and wish her to suffer more with the other. Fair enough if that's the case, but it seems to be something of a contradiction.

I wrote *waits for english to go mental* in the hope that it might put them off going on a rant.
Contradiction how. I can choose to dislike someone and not have anything against their offspring and not wish any upset on them. I would feel sorry for anyone who would have to see a parent or family member suffer(as i feel sorry for families of the hunger strikers) and at the same not care about the parent who is ill!

nesf

*raises an eyebrow*

deisedevil

nesf wrote:

*raises an eyebrow*

*picks nose* pfffffttttt!

The Fool

Binomate wrote:

They killed themselves by not eating. So she was meant to give in? Then every prisoner in the country would hunger strike. I've no sympathy for those muppets either. It was their own stupidity that kill them.

"It is not those who can inflict the most, but those who can suffer the most who will conquer".
And as for her not giving in, most of the prisoners demands where met months after the strike ended. Not to mention getting a prisoner elected MP and Sinn Feins support shot up.....

I'm not saying i'd wish anybody any harm but definitley won't shed any tears for her....

lodgepole

deisedevil wrote:

Contradiction how.

Wishing more hurt on a parent contradicts feeling sorry for somebody whos parent is hurting.

deisedevil

Lodgepole wrote:

Wishing more hurt on a parent contradicts feeling sorry for somebody whos parent is hurting.

Nope! A contradiction would be wishing someone suffered but at the same time hoping they would have a quick and painless death, that's a contradiction.
Anyways this is all off the point, i ain't lookin to get into some silly arguement over the word contradiction. Oops, just got into an arguement over contradictions and then said i didn't want to get into an arguement about contradictions, that's a contradiction.:eek:

Anyways, I think i didn't put the original post too well, should have said if she was to suffer i wouldn't care less, same as she didn't for others.

ziggy

This post has been deleted.

Dyr

Could be the shot in the arm the conservatives need right now, maybe they did her in for the publicity

Either way, it could'nt happen to a nicer person. And before anyone goes on about anti-englishness and all the usual post colon-e-l inferiority flats complex whining, I know TONS of english people who cant wait to see that ould bat pop her clogs

:v: < wonder if John Smith will get to smack her one before she's turned away from the pearly gates

Dermington

ronbyrne2005 wrote:

...sorted british economy etc

sort = obliterate the mining industry? :rolleyes:

allin-king

Binomate wrote:

They killed themselves by not eating. So she was meant to give in? Then every prisoner in the country would hunger strike. I've no sympathy for those muppets either. It was their own stupidity that kill them.

you have some f*ckin' cheek to say something like that, why don't you go ask catholic people living in the north (60s-80s) what these men and men like them did to change the way catholics were treated.

Most people on boards love to attack republicans, you all have very short memories. Lets see how many of them are from the north (not a lot) because i can guarantee they appreciate the courage of those brave men, not like the little anti Republican bridgade from dublin etc

And before the wave of insults start:

I am not a supporter of the present day IRA (should disband now)

And it makes me sick to hear of Republicans involved in Drugs, crime etc

Oh and anyone that says Sinn Fein / IRA really should comment here as they obviously Ian Paisley worshippers and or stupid

lodgepole

allin-king wrote:

dublin etc

Where does the etc imply? Is there a strong anti-republicanism in Dublin? I've never noticed it.

TerrorFirmer

I hope she gets better soon, but I don't want to have to endure half hour updates while trying to actually watch some news about the world elsewhere.

Newflash: Queen is on the mend. In other news, 20 people killed in etc etc...

I hate when the priorities are handed out like this. Fair enough its human nature, for a country to want to know about someone so prominent in their lives and so important in their own and the entire history of the country, but all the same....bugs me.

Canis Lupus

I hope she gets better oddly enough. Personally I don't think anyone can really take a swipe at an ex prime minister for the choices they made and decisions they took unless said critic has governed a country themselves.

allin-king

Canis Lupus wrote:

I hope she gets better oddly enough. Personally I don't think anyone can really take a swipe at an ex prime minister for the choices they made and decisions they took unless said critic has governed a country themselves.

so by that token let me here no more critiscm of George W. Bush then

and in response to lodgepole, i was actually refering to people who post on boards locations, you find many from the north say something so stupid about the hunger strikers

deisedevil

Canis Lupus wrote:

I hope she gets better oddly enough. Personally I don't think anyone can really take a swipe at an ex prime minister for the choices they made and decisions they took unless said critic has governed a country themselves.

Ah come on, how can ya say that? They are elected by the people to run the country and if they do not do that in an acceptable manner then people are FULLY entitled to give out. Imagine a prime minister who makes a cock up coming out with the arguement " Well i'd like to see you try better, you haven't governed a country so you can't judge me!" Yes we can and we can do that with our vote and we can express our opinions of how poorly a prime minister was if we wish, unless you live under a dictatorship.:rolleyes:

Originally Posted by Binomate
They killed themselves by not eating. So she was meant to give in? Then every prisoner in the country would hunger strike. I've no sympathy for those muppets either. It was their own stupidity that kill them.

I wouldn't even bother to get annoyed over a comment that is clearly coming from someone who is ignorant of what occured and why these men gave their lives up. Some people in Ireland constantly assume that you are a supporter of the current IRA and terrorism if you speak about issues like this, usually through not understanding a lot of what happened.

Anyways the iron b**** is fine and out of hospital. Damn!:(

lodgepole

Personally i'd never wish George W. Bush ill health based on his horrific assignment as President of the United States. I'm not sure if that's what Canis Lupus meant though...

Thanks for clarifying that allin-king.

Hagar

youcancallme>al wrote:

It going to be George Best all over again.

Was she any good? Who did she play for?

Matthewthebig

deisedevil wrote:

"that ould hoore from no. 10" as Christy moore called her is in hospital. Reports saying it isn't serious. Pity, hopefully it'll get worse and she'll suffer as much as the hunger strikers did. Anyone else share the same opinion. *waits for the english to go mental*

prat

nothing more

deisedevil

Matthewthebig wrote:

prat

nothing more

She was called a lot worse and with good reason! No need for the insult and especially seeing as you couldn't even give a reason why. Nothing more:rolleyes:

Matthewthebig

sorry, you misunderstood

you, as in deisedevil, are a prat

an over the top, English hating, RA head(mebbe)

Either way wishing pian before death is a horrible thing to do, you disgust me

SpittingImage

deisedevil wrote:

"that ould hoore from no. 10" as Christy moore called her is in hospital. Reports saying it isn't serious. Pity, hopefully it'll get worse and she'll suffer as much as the hunger strikers did. Anyone else share the same opinion. *waits for the english to go mental*

couldn't care less what happens to her.

deisedevil

Matthewthebig wrote:

sorry, you misunderstood

you, as in deisedevil, are a prat

an over the top, English hating, RA head(mebbe)

Either way wishing pian before death is a horrible thing to do, you disgust me

Rubbish! english hating?? Where the hell have i said i hate english? I hate Tatcher for the lousy way she treated people and for the uncompassionate and unsympathetic way she treated her so called countrymen, in northern ireland and all over britain! That is why i would have no sympathy for whatever she might have to go through and the reason i started this thread is because i have heard it said so often and that there will be a mini celebration the day she finally does kick the bucket. RA head?? You accused me of going over the top! You just called me a terrorist and a racist for not liking one person! I ain't no RA head as ya put it and do not support voilence as a means for peace and reconciliation in the north and i have nothing against this current english generation.I knew there would be some eejit kick off the anti-english rubbish!

Binomate

allin-king wrote:

you have some f*ckin' cheek to say something like that, why don't you go ask catholic people living in the north (60s-80s) what these men and men like them did to change the way catholics were treated.

Most people on boards love to attack republicans, you all have very short memories. Lets see how many of them are from the north (not a lot) because i can guarantee they appreciate the courage of those brave men, not like the little anti Republican bridgade from dublin etc

And before the wave of insults start:

I am not a supporter of the present day IRA (should disband now)

And it makes me sick to hear of Republicans involved in Drugs, crime etc

Oh and anyone that says Sinn Fein / IRA really should comment here as they obviously Ian Paisley worshippers and or stupid

I couln't really care any less. A lot of the catholic people living up north are so hung up in their own biased stubborn bullshit that it has completely clouded their logical reasoning ability. Same can be said for a lot of the protestants.

bullrunner

nesf wrote:

Anti-English bashing crap has no place here.

.

think its more anti maggie bashing!!

Canis Lupus

deisedevil wrote:

Ah come on, how can ya say that? They are elected by the people to run the country and if they do not do that in an acceptable manner then people are FULLY entitled to give out. Imagine a prime minister who makes a cock up coming out with the arguement " Well i'd like to see you try better, you haven't governed a country so you can't judge me!" Yes we can and we can do that with our vote and we can express our opinions of how poorly a prime minister was if we wish, unless you live under a dictatorship.:rolleyes:

Firstly are you British and did you vote for her? I just ask because if you haven't then kind quieten down with your barely concealed English bashing.

Secondly if you are British and you voted for her it makes you circa 40 years old. Your comments smack of childishness for a 40+- yr old person. Even then perhaps your "debate" would do better if you stuck to criticising her choices and policy decisions rather than hoping she suffers needlessly.

Lastly, I know little of the Thatcher years being an uncaring child at the time. What I have read seems to suggest a fairly big disagreement both for and against the Thatcher years in regards to the UK before, then and the shape of the UK today. Not that I believe the pros and cons of her time in power really matter to you....

Dyr

Thats right, you don't remember the Thatcher era so you'd be as well to take your own advice and zip it when those of us who lived through her reign express an opinion on the ould wagon.


:v: < dont worry though history will revised in her favour for future generation, same old carry on

lazylad

Ah she's f*cks if water gets on her heart. Itl turn rusty.

Canis Lupus

Bambi wrote:

Thats right, you don't remember the Thatcher era so you'd be as well to take your own advice and zip it when those of us who lived through her reign express an opinion on the ould wagon.


:v: < dont worry though history will revised in her favour for future generation, same old carry on

Im responding to the OPs sentiment rather than making a point on Thatcherism which as I've stated I can't do. Well done for picking up on that.